Haas provide major update on Steiner F1 lawsuit
A crucial update in Guenther Steiner's lawsuit against the Haas F1 Team has been announced by the outfit to RacingNews365.
A crucial update in Guenther Steiner's lawsuit against the Haas F1 Team has been announced by the outfit to RacingNews365.
Yet more proof that Steiner is kind of an asshole.
A lawsuit against the Haas F1 Team has been dropped by its former team principal Guenther Steiner, with an agreement having been reached during mediation proceedings.
Last April, Steiner sued Haas Formula, LLC after claiming that the American team owed him money after his contract was not extended by the outfit's founder, Gene Haas.
The Italian deemed that the team had continued to build and increase its popularity by using his fame, which was triggered by Netflix's F1 docu-series Drive to Survive.
Specifically, he case claimed that "the popularity of Formula 1 in America is rapidly growing, and Haas F1 has grown with it. But neither Haas F1 nor Formula 1 would exist in the modern United States if not for Guenther Steiner."